Childhood enemies stage a wedding in fourteen days to satisfy a dying wish and an inheritance clause.
A grandfather's final request and a ruthless inheritance clause trap two lifelong adversaries in a fortnight of rehearsed vows and staged affection. Forced proximity peels back years of hostility, turning sharp exchanges into quiet confessions and lingering touches. As the deadline tightens, the boundary between act and reality dissolves, leaving both uncertain whether the feelings surfacing are part of the charade or something they can no longer pretend away.
Markers
- 1Fake marriage deadline
- 2Enemies to lovers
- 3Dying wish pressure
Audience
A tight deadline forces childhood foes into a counterfeit ceremony where every rehearsed gesture risks becoming real.
